Underrated Science Fiction Films You Haven’t Seen
As always, Welcome Back, Readers! I always feel like Science Fiction movies get a raw deal. They are usually held in a niche market where they are either a hit or fail. So I figured, let’s dive in and talk about one or two movies that had some success but are still underrated, in my […]
Will Keanu Reeves Return as Constantine?
Welcome Back, Readers! Since its release in 2005, the cult classic movie Constantine has continued to capture the hearts of fans everywhere. Starring Keanu Reeves in the titular role, the supernatural thriller follows John Constantine, a man trying to save his own soul from damnation by taking on demons and other dark forces. Despite being […]
Austin Butler Could Be Replacing Val Kilmer in Heat 2
Welcome back, Readers! Yes, you’ve read that right! A few blog posts ago, I wrote about the book Heat 2, which takes place before and after the film’s events. Now I am hearing rumblings that the writer/director is making the film and might already have an idea of who can play the lead. Heat 2: […]
Jack Kesy to Play Hellboy in Upcoming Reboot
The rumor mill has been churning for weeks, but now it’s official: Deadpool 2 actor Jack Kesy has been cast as the titular demon for Millennium Media’s upcoming Hellboy reboot, Hellboy: The Crooked Man. This is exciting news for fans of the franchise, and it will surely bring a whole new level of intensity and […]
Heat 2: From Screen To Page
Welcome Back, Fellow Readers! I have found a piece of literary gold in the deep recesses of my local bookstore: a sordid tale and sequel to one of my favorite movies. Heat Released in 1995, the film directed by Michael Mann was a smash hit. It starred the likes of Robert De Niro and Al […]
Spectacle
Happy New Year, and Welcome Back! Throughout Christmas, I found the fandom split on a single film that had come out a few days before Christmas. A film that, myself included, didn’t want to watch. The trailer seemed bare. It looked like a retread and tossed in powers for one of the characters. It looked […]
